Great blog post ! I especially love the alternative interpretation at the end: “the confidence interval contains all parameter values that are compatible with the data.” 🤩

I would say the “colorize” extension that allows you to visualize colors from their names or hex codes in R scripts

Very nice ! I’m used to {ggtext} and the “element_markdown()” function. Is it better/easier to use ?

I think it was a blog post by @andrew.heiss.phd but I don’t remember the exact title

This looks interesting ! It could potentially save me a lot of time on some projects 😅 Do you have any blog post or tutorial about how to get started ?

Intéressant ! Comment est-ce qu'on peut expliquer que la surmortalité soit d'abord négative avant d'augmenter ? J'aurais imaginé qu'elle reste à 0 s'il n'y a pas de morts "en plus" dûs au COVID

Here "index.qmd" would be the title page

Then you should create a separate title page quarto document, put it as the first chapter, and move the preface to another document. The first document to appear in toc in the _quarto.yml file is considered as the "preface"

Maybe the titlepages quarto extension can solve your problem? (or is this what you're already mentioning as a solution?) nmfs-opensci.github.io/quarto_title...